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... Morpeth. Viscount Cole, Sir Philip Grey Egcrton. Mr. O'Connell, by Lord Morpeth. Mr. John O'Conneil, by Lord Morpeth. Mr. Morgan O'Connell, by Lord Morpeth. Mr. Morgan John O'Counell, the Chancellor the Exchequer. i Mr. hvjtord Morpeth. Mr. W. V.lliers M ...
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... read my friend Dr. Grattan’s reply to Lord Chancellor Brady with admiration for its singular I force, and the proud independence of its tone.— But to some portions of it I teke decided objec- tion. I dissent altogether from Dr. Grattan’s es- timate of the ...
... as tbe cause of che arms act for this couns ry, why do they not at least act consistently and pass ao arms ect for (hear) ? But he could wot suffer the tegradation of this act. The arms of 1782 which bis father gave him (cheer:)—arms which, posessor the ...
... Defendants. 14th of NOVEMBER —_—_—_— . | Next, at the hour of One o’Clock in the afterncon, Same Piaintiffe, at my Chambers, on the John Smyth and others, Inn's Quay, Dublin, sect up Defendan'e. and srll by Publie Cant, to —= ——- the highest and fairest bids ber ...
... Paper. LORD CARDIGAN. Phe Standard states, on the authority of a correspon- which the Earl of Cardigan will have to dent, that the fees pay to the various office rs ot the Slerald’s College and the House of Lords execed 15001. The Earl of Cardigan is not ...
... Hugh Green, Is, James Reid, is, James Bailley, 1s, Hugh Rooney, Is, John M‘Niff, 23, and Francis Kevany, 1s. Mr Patrick Holborn-street, paid 2s 6:1, and Messrs. John M‘Loughlin, John Chrystel, and Gillin, Is, each. Several other contributions having been ...
... general good conduct as a carpen? ter of her Majesty's navy, the court doth ahjudge the said John Henty to be only severely reprimanded and admonished ; and the said John Henty is severely repri- The verdict manded and admonished aceording!y-’ seemed to cause ...
... heard throughout the building No man had entered, and many wondered what i meant. The surprise was instantly dispelled—Mrs, John Mrs. Mra. French and other ladies of the Liberator’s family had just taken the seats reserved for them, and had the b!ood brought ...
... and perfume And we ere weeds without it. (cheers) The time was come which wae foretold by that Gteat champion of liberty, Grattan. at the period of the disestrous The country,” said he * wil! not be put down, She will wait. Relyiug on the impraeticabis ...
... Robert Jersey. Patrick Joseph Moore, Thomas Johnston, Keliy, John Mitcheii, Kerr, and Wil tam Necly.— rsovs dil not appear. the last fonr pe The foilowing is a summary of the evidence as ziven by John Browvless, constable, and Denis joned in Moy :—On the U3th ...